The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-02
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The Jalapa farmers club will meet on
the 10th lust. IN, :
The factory will soon require five hun
dred bales, Instead Of two hundred and
fifty month.
The Semi Boland murder case will be
tried at Spartanburg during the Febru-
ary term OF court. =. -
The council Is widening and improv-
Ing the side walk in front of Dr.. Mayers
and Dir. II. G. Williams.
The HERALD AND NEWS with Weekly
NeWs ana Courier as supplement- for one
year, for two dollars.
No Newbcrry does not want any
Sunday trains.-Ne,o6er Observer.
That settles 1t.
The HERALD AND News, the Sunday
Ne,cs, and the Daily Netos and Courier
delivered free at twenty-five cents q
week. & 10 tf
When the Georgia and Carolina Mid
land Is built Nowberry must have tho
railroad shops:-Nc,o6ewy Observer.
That settles 1t. : ...
Mr. Q. G.. Davis is adding new
machinery to his shops and will soon be
prepared to turn out doors, sash, and
blinds In any quantity desired.
The firm Of j N. Martin & Co. has
been dissolved Mr.. j. N. Martin con-
tlnues tho grocery and hardware busi-
ness, andJ. B. Martin the wagon, buggy
and harness trade.
The services at New Chapel, which
have been conducted by Rev. Mr.. Leitch
with considerable success for several
Gays, closed on Sunday last. He Is now
at Prosperity.
Mcssrs. Desportcs & Edmunds, of
Columbia, s. c., speak to the readers of
the HERALD AND News in q new adj
yertisement to-day. This Is II reliable
mouse ana can give bargains In any and
all kinds Of dry goods.
The proprietor Of the new tailor shop,
DIR. IL. IL. Bergen, is young man who,
as lar as we arc able TO Judge, under
STANDS his business, and Is worthy Of en-
couragcmcnt. Give him a trial IL YOU
have any work in his line to do, and
induce him to remain in Newberry.
Mr.. J. d. Brown, who has been on the
police force of the city for several years.
resigned last Thursday evening, and
Will take charge Of Mr.. +. II. Dominick's
Satterwhite place, and farm this year.
mr. Howard II. Franklin has been ap-
pointed his successor OH the police force.
MIR. J. II. Gordon, writing from Pres
colt, Nevada Co., Arkansas, enclosing
money for his subscription to the HER
AID AND NEWS, says that his family
is not very we'll; that Walter Cromer.
who lives right near him, cut his foot
with an axe a few days ago. 1t was a
bad cut, but he was better the day Mr..
G. wrote.
Mr.. II. G. Robertson, OF Charleston.
S. c., formerly one of the firm OF
Robertson, Taylor 81 Co., of that city,
has been appointed treasurer and gener-
al business manager of the Newberry
Cotton Mills. He will attend to much of
the work heretofore done by the prcsi-
dent, and have general supervision of
the business. Mr.. Robertson will move
his family here and make Newberry his
home. We extend him hearty welcome.
The entertainment given by Howortll's
Hibernica Opera Co., the "Two Dams, -
at the opera house on Wednesday eve
ming last, was real good and deserved q
much larger audience than was there to
witness it. The clog dancing was splen-
did, the negro character as good as we
ever saw, and taken altogether, it was
all that: could be desired to furnish
amusement and laughter for couple of
hours, and the scenery was very at
tractive.